舰载机起降指导技术研究现状及发展趋势

介绍了航空母舰舰载机起降指导技术的研究现状,论述了基于纵摇运动的舰载机起飞指导方珐,及光学助降系统等着舰指导方式的特点、原理．介绍了全天候自动着舰系统以及着舰决策支持工具,讨论了起降指导系统的未来研究方向．     

影响城轨网络客流效果的关键问题探讨

城市轨道交通只有具备一定客流效果才能形成良性发展,针对国内部分城市轨道交通运营网络客流效果不佳的现实问题,基于轨道交通规划设计体系的梳理,指出影响客流效果的主要因素包括城市发展与轨道交通规划预期的一致性、相关规划体系的协调性、轨道交通自身服务水平及交通衔接的配合性,并基于此,从加强轨道交通规划建设与城市发展及交通需求适配性、沿线用地开发同步性、轨道交通设计及实施的人性化、交通衔接一体化以及完善机制等方面提出工作改进建议。     

基于土地利用的城轨新站点客流预测方法研究

城市轨道交通线路规划、设计和建设全过程年限较长,在此期间土地利用规划通常多有调整,导致工可研阶段的客流预测结果难以支撑新线开通时运输计划编制等运营管理工作。提出一种基于土地利用的城轨新站点客流预测方法,首先研究城轨站点周边人口岗位数据统计方法,其次提出人口岗位比、人口岗位总数和站点可达性指标概念,基于K近邻非参数回归预测方法构建进出站量预测模型,最后依托广州地铁客流数据对模型进行精度分析。结果表明,所有站点进站量预测的平均绝对误差占平均实际进站量的19.0%,进站量大于2万人次的站点平均相对误差为16.0%,所提方法可为城轨新线开通后运输组织提供决策依据。     

基于GIS的城市轨道交通与土地利用协调研究

研究目的:目前国内轨道交通进入建设高峰期,但轨道交通线网规划与土地利用之间的协调研究却相对滞后。本文通过研究建立协调评价系统,有助于轨道交通线网合理规划和沿线土地合理开发。研究结论:本文首先提出城市轨道交通线网与土地利用各自的评价指标体系,基于这两个指标体系,用数据包络分析方法(DEA)构建协调度模型。然后以VB2005为平台、结合ArcGIS Engine9.2组件技术进行二次开发,建立了基于地理信息系统(GIS)的城市轨道交通与土地利用协调评价系统。以长株潭城际轨道交通的规划建设为实例,选取六个决策单元,利用该协调评价系统对长株潭城际轨道交通-土地利用复合系统协调度进行计算,分析计算结果可以看出:2010~2012年协调值小于0.6,处于基本不协调状态;2009、2013和2014年,协调值在0.6~0.8之间,处于基本协调状态;2015年协调值大于0.8,处于协调状态。     

铁路绿色施工节地与土地资源保护措施评价

为了更好地促进绿色铁路建设,进而促进国家实现建设资源节约型环境友好型社会的目标,必须对施工阶段铁路的节地与土地资源保护措施进行评价。通过研究相关技术标准及铁路施工特点,建立一套完善的铁路绿色施工节地与土地资源保护措施评价指标体系。然后,利用三角模糊数层次分析法确定各指标权重,应用灰色聚类法确定评价指标体系的综合绿色等级。最后,结合实例证明三角模糊数层次法与灰色聚类法结合可以对铁路绿色施工节地与土地资源保护措施进行很好的评价,并能找出铁路施工阶段节地与土地资源保护的不足之处并进行改进。     

宁波南站深基坑承压水抽水试验及数值分析

为降低深基坑工程设计与施工风险,对现场实际水文地质情况进行抽水试验,取得准确水文地质参数(承压含水层),建立深基坑降水三维渗流与沉降的数学模型,利用抽水试验期间监测数据对水文地质计算参数进行反演,进而对降水运行期间引起的渗流与地面沉降进行趋势预测。该抽水试验指导进行了基坑突涌性评价和实际工况运行控制,为降水运行提供依据,对类似工程的设计、施工及风险控制具有借鉴意义。     

长江上游某港区总平面布置

针对长江上游某港区复杂的自然条件和通航环境以及典型的山区地形建设条件,分析港区总平面布置主要影响因素及技术问题,合理地布置码头,较好地解决了大水位差水工结构和装卸工艺设计问题。通过理念创新和技术创新,提出12 m重车间距的双线"C"型两支点双车翻车机,成功采用防风网基础与管线带结合布置和轨道基础内部设置排水沟等节约用地的优化方案,充分发挥了上游地区造地的作用。     

Can Coastal Management Programs Protect and Promote Water-Dependent Uses?

Anecdotal evidence indicates that commercial and recreational water-dependent uses have been under development pressure in recent years, and in some cases have been converted to other uses. The conversion of water-dependent uses, which range from commercial shipyards to recreational marinas, may have many public costs, including the loss of access to public trust waters, the loss of jobs and associated economic activity, and the loss of traditional working waterfronts. This two-part study investigated the role of five coastal management programs in the northeastern United States in managing, monitoring, and protecting water-dependent uses. First, coastal managers in Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York and New Jersey were interviewed to assess the conversion problem. Second, in collaboration with New York City-based Regional Plan Association, follow-up interviews were conducted with coastal managers and local planners in Connecticut, New York, and New Jersey to gain greater insight into the role of coastal management programs and local governments in managing and promoting water-dependent uses. This article presents select findings from this study and discusses recommendations for improving the capacity of coastal management programs and local governments to manage water-dependent uses for the benefit of the public.     

Environmental protection motivation in coastal zone land‐use legislation

Abstract

Analysis of recent substantive coastal land use management laws shows that their main thrust is to provide for protection of the coastal environment from adverse impacts of uncontrolled development. The four purposes cited most frequently among laws of 17 states were: Protection of wildlife and fisheries, protection of ecosystems or the natural environment, control of development, and enhancement of esthetic values. Other purposes were to: Protect life and property, enhance public recreation, conserve soil, and protect water resources. Development and economic purposes were cited in relatively few laws.     

Thermidor in land use control?

Abstract

In June 1987, the U.S. Supreme Court in Nollan v. California Coastal Commission held against the California Coastal Commission. Did this legal landmark signal the rise of a new, conservative jurisprudence of takings? And if yes, did that imply the demise of what had been accomplished by the so‐called quiet revolution in land use control that swept the country in the late 1960s and early 1970s? The complexities of this case cannot be understood apart from the historical evolution of the Coastal Commission's policies through the 1970s and 1980s, particularly its coastal access policies. Because of these policies the Coastal Commission, since its inception in 1972, has been subjected to all kinds of criticism, but at the same time has been widely praised for its balanced approach. These varying assessments of the role and record of the Commission also underly the conflicting viewpoints and arguments of Justices Scalia, who wrote for the majority in Nollan, and Brennan, who filed an extremely strong dissent. The resulting legal uncertainties, added to the political setbacks suffered from a lukewarm legislature and a hostile governor, forced the Commission to temper its assertive mission of maximizing coastal access, at least for the time being.